Only in Franklin can the skies open up and a festival just keeps on chugging along. That wasn't a reference to the fact there was a beer tent. The annual (if a pandemic doesn't interrupt it) Franklin Blues and BBQ music festival drew quite a crowd to Bandstand Park despite the threatening weather and occasional downpour.
Umbrellas went up and seasoned music festival goers just brought their rain gear and experience to just keep digging the blues grooves being tossed off the dry-ish bandstand stage.
Maybe it was a year of staying shut in, but folks just came out on a soggy Saturday and stayed. And the bands played.
And they are expecting to play again Sunday with the following lineup to keep the park humming along: Miss Freddye's Home Cookin' Band, FHS Jazz Band, Bobby Thompson & The Groove and the Matt Barranti Band.
Umbrellas went up and seasoned music festival goers just brought their rain gear and experience to just keep digging the blues grooves being tossed off the dry-ish bandstand stage.
Maybe it was a year of staying shut in, but folks just came out on a soggy Saturday and stayed. And the bands played.
And they are expecting to play again Sunday with the following lineup to keep the park humming along: Miss Freddye's Home Cookin' Band, FHS Jazz Band, Bobby Thompson & The Groove and the Matt Barranti Band.
More information: Visit https://www.franklinbluesandbbq.org/
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